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Old 01-29-2015, 01:59 PM
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It does have one. I thought u meant implements.
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Keep that Onan in it. You may want to check and see if it has the new style rods in it and if not, change them. That is the weak link in those motors and with the new rods you should get many more hours out of it. Yep, $1200 is what a complete B48G rebuild kit costs. That is a nice looking machine.
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Thanks Oak. Yeah I read there are 3 types I think the solid ones are the good ones. But how am I supposed to get a rods out of the engine without smashing the block into pieces with a hammer, LMAO. The Onan if running good, and sounding good, with no severe blow by issues Is going to stay in it. That link Sam put up shows whole long blocks for 1,600. That seems like a good alternative for the price.
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But how am I supposed to get a rods out of the engine without smashing the block into pieces with a hammer, LMAO.
That's funny right there!
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Run it a little low on oil and dem rods will present themselves quicker than a wardrobe malfunction @ da super bowl!
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If it ain't broke don't fix it. Run it until it blows up then repower it.
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Run it a little low on oil and dem rods will present themselves quicker than a wardrobe malfunction @ da super bowl!
LMAO. WOW That even sounds easier than the hammer trick.


Right on IHcadetcollector.
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That's a sweet 982! I wouldn't worry about an engine till it starts giving you trouble. I did buy my rebuild kit for my k301 from kustom lawn and garden and I am very happy with it.
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Thanks Bocephus, I will look up that lead.
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I know Im late to the party, but hows the onan holding up? Have on in the 982 i bought. Not sure if it runs, havent messed with it yet, but this was a really good threat to read for someone in my shoes. Had no idea there was a place like the one Sam posted. Thats kick @$$ in my opinion. Would love to do a Repower with a CH22 or something, but then I would have to buy all the other stuff that is usually stripped off the engines when sold.

Hear those onans are very strong running. Anxious to get the rebuild going, gotta get the 1864 done first.
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